Sentence examples for this happened practically from inspiring English sources

"So I was sure that when this happened, practically a genocide — well, it's not a genocide precisely but a crime against humanity — we would get humanitarian visas right away".

How does this happen, practically?

This happens practically every year with the Knicks, but it still bears mentioning.

I know how it happened practically.

Its main idea is, in effect, shit happens — there will be turmoil and rowdiness and pain and even blood, but, because only the parties to an event know what happened, practically as well as emotionally, it's ultimately up to the parties themselves to work out their differences without interference or supervision.

It would be tough to boil down the long-term implications of a leave vote into a pithy answer, but here's what would happen practically.

(Today, so many bands sneak little Edge motifs into their music that you can't keep count of the citations; it happens practically any time a guitarist goes high up on the neck and turns a brief ad-lib into the core of a song).

He spoke of some final ideas but had no real detail on what was to happen practically.

A thing, James states in "The Stream of Thought," is a group of qualities "which happen practically or aesthetically to interest us, to which we therefore give substantive names…".

Let's see what happens practically.

Religious male circumcision happens practically everywhere.